The recognition follows the same direction as the technology: from creating better virtual tours to building connected digital experiences around real spaces.
By 2026, the virtual tour had become more than something to look through. 360INT was connecting spatial experiences with information, booking, commerce, AI and industry-specific software — while keeping the real space at the centre of the experience.
View official recognitionThe focus moved beyond producing virtual tours toward creating complete virtual experiences. Interactive information, stronger storytelling and connected customer journeys became increasingly important parts of the 360INT approach.
View official recognitionTwo recognitions in one year reflected both sides of the work: the technology and concepts behind virtual 3D experiences, and the way those experiences were being used as part of a broader marketing strategy.
View official recognitionOur first recognition in this series reflected an idea that still defines 360INT today: a virtual space should do more than replicate a physical one. It should help people understand it, experience it and make better decisions before they arrive.
View official recognitionWhat began with immersive Matterport experiences has developed into a broader technology ecosystem around spatial data. Today that work includes Xperio3D, HospitalityOS, Y MarineOS and SiamVenueCollection.
The products can operate independently, while connections with Xperio3D and 3D spatial data can create an additional intelligence layer. The direction remains the same: make real spaces more useful digitally — not simply something people can see, but something they can understand, interact with and act upon.
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